calendly 1.1

A Python wrapper for the Calendly API (https://developer.calendly.com/docs/)

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Python package to use the [Calendly](http://calendly.com) API 🚀

## Installation

pip install calendly

## Usage

### Set your Authentication token See [Calendly docs](https://developer.calendly.com/docs/getting-your-authentication-token) to get your auth token

from calendly import Calendly calendly = Calendly(api_key)

#### Test the auth token

calendly.echo()

#### Webhooks ##### Create A Webhook Subscription

calendly.create_webhook(’https://your-webhook.com’, events=[‘canceled’, ‘invited’])

• Note: the events variable is a list

• Note: possible values are: canceled and invited

• Note: by default the events list contains the 2 possible values

##### Get Webhook Subscription

calendly.get_webhook(‘webhook_id’)

##### Get List of Webhook Subscriptions

calendly.list_webhooks()

##### Delete Webhook Subscription

calendly.remove_webhook(‘webhook_id’)

• Note: the response will be {‘success’: True} if the webhook was successfully removed, otherwise it will be {‘success’: False, “type”: “calendly type”, “message”: “reason it failed”}

#### User Event Types

calendly.event_types()

#### About Me

calendly.about()

#### Important - Note: All the responses are dictionaries with the calendly response, except for the remove webhook method that also contains the success key. Check their [docs](https://developer.calendly.com/docs/) to know the possible responses!